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From 1 July 2020 the Farm Debt Mediation Act will be in force. It imposes substantial restrictions on the ability of creditors to enforce security interests over farm property and introduces a regime for parties to farm debts to undertake a mediation process.
Last December the Government introduced the Fair Trading Amendment Bill (the Bill) into Parliament proposing changes to the Fair Trading Act 1986 (the Act).
Unlike a marriage, which comes with a party and a certificate, de facto relationships often have no fanfare to announce their beginning. You probably assume that you have to share a house, or bedroom, before you will be in a de facto relationship
2020 is Olympic year, which means many national sporting federations will be in the process of selecting their athletes and teams to send to Tokyo.
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, the New Zealand (NZ) government has announced a number of sweeping border restrictions.
The three major updates are as follows.
There has been massive growth in properties being used to provide short-term accommodation around NZ.
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) have received large volumes of residence applications over the last 18 months, which has resulted in increasing processing times.
In response to the recent Coronavirus outbreak, the New Zealand Government has temporarily closed the Immigration New Zealand (INZ) Beijing office.
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, temporary restrictions have been placed on entry to NZ for individuals who have recently left or transited through mainland China.
The NZ Government has extended these restrictions to include any individual who has been in or transited through Iran in the 14 days prior to travelling to NZ.
New Zealand is becoming an increasingly popular destination for migrants. This article explores important considerations for immigrants who experience a change in their personal relationship after settling in New Zealand.
Our Latest Articles
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NZ Immigration Update: Changes to the Culturally Arranged Marriage visa category
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NZ Immigration Update: Working holiday visa holders and fixed-term employment agreements
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NZ Immigration Update: Significant changes to temporary work visas
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Selling an earthquake damaged house with EQC/Insurance Claims
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High at work: will employers rights change if cannabis is legalised?
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Disputes tribunal jurisdiction increase – how can it help me?
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Common maintenance and repair issues under a commercial lease
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Dealing with misconduct: The NRL’s no-fault stand down policy
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Significant changes proposed to employer-supported work visas
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Changes to be introduced by the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2018
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Significant changes proposed to employer-supported work visas
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Constantly sick employees and non-genuine sick leave. When is enough, enough?
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I’ve signed an agreement to lease, do I need to sign a deed of lease as well?
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Changes to interim visa conditions
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Are you sponsoring your parents for residence? Do you know about the latest changes?
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Vulnerable Workers
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One Property – Multiple Purchasers …What to do?
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Commercial Leases - Top 10 tips for landlords entering into a new lease agreement
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Does your Trust need an IRD number?
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Important changes to work visas and residence
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So you want to write your child out of your Will?
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How can I help my employee get residence?
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Labour market testing changes to work visa requirements
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Important legislative changes for organisations that use labour hire workers
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Assignments of insurance claims – what’s really in it for purchasers?